Nvidia Corp. NVDA impressed everyone with its AI super chip launch on Monday, but Jim Cramer posing with the company's robots has resulted in a flurry of "inverse Cramer" posts on social media.
What Happened: Cramer posed with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as well as the company's "A01" robot which is a part of a larger squad of nine humanoid machines.
This sparked a flurry of posts by social media users, with several of them saying "RIP Nvidia," "Nvidia now goes down," and other comments to that effect.
These users are all referring to a meme about the "Mad Money" host called "inverse Cramer."
Essentially, the meme suggests that whatever Cramer says, the opposite of it happens.
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Why It Matters: Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk has also made fun of Cramer in the past for this – he took a potshot at Meta Platforms Inc.'s Threads app in October after the "Twitter killer" app was struggling to maintain its user base.
"Inverse Cramer calls it again," Musk quipped.
Nvidia launched two new AI superchips at its annual GTC event on Monday. These fresh Blackwell GPUs boast over 208 billion transistors, more than twice the count found in last year’s H100 model.
While KeyBanc Capital Markets’ analyst John Vinh called it "nothing short of amazing," the stock's performance will be worth watching out for, especially after the year-to-date rally of 78%.
Price Action: At the time of writing, Nvidia stock was trading 3% down at $855.18%, according to Benzinga Pro.
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